Looks like the elected officials of the American opposition have returned after the Christmas and New Year holidays.
U.S. Senate: Wants to rein in Trump. The U.S. Senate has voted yes to move forward with a resolution against further hostilities towards Venezuela unless Congress approves it first.
However, it should be seen as symbolic since it is expected to face strong opposition in the House of Representatives, and President Donald Trump has the option to veto it. See the report on SVT Rapport.
The Senate may vote on military use. After the U.S. attack on Venezuela, the American Senate may vote on legislation to curb President Trump's use of military power without Congress's approval, reports TT, citing Reuters. – You will see resolutions on war powers regarding Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, Nigeria, and Greenland, says Democratic Senator Tim Kaine at a press conference. Watch the segment on SVT News.